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Newspaper

The Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 17, 1992

Page

1

Lee College Falls Symposium Tackles People Politics Power

Scholars from across the nation join Lee College for a fall symposium titled People Politics and Power on Oct 24 in Baytown. Moderator Billy Grimsley, with experts led by Chuck Lewis, discuss money ethics campaigns and race gender in politics to boost voter interest ahead of the Nov 3 election.

Lee College Billy Grimsley Dr. Roberts Baytown Chuck Lewis Center For Public Integrity Washington, D.C Helen Cassidy 14Th Court of Appeals Houston Lewis Ars Institute of Socio-Political Research Moscow Janda U.S Prague Warsaw Budapest Richard Murray University of Houston Murray Kprctv Jackson Sasser Roberts

Sasser Adds Two-Family Focus to Lee College Presidency

Dr. Jackson Sasser, Lee College's fifth president since its founding, emphasizes two families and broad involvement. He relocated with wife Layne and children Jackson and Elizabeth while inviting student leaders to join the President's Council and setting weekly open talks. Sasser aims to blend liberal arts with technical training and stress critical thinking alongside communication.

Jackson Sasser Sasser Lee College J.B. Whiteley Vivien Blevins Layne Jackson Elizabeth Baytown New Lee College Baptist Student Union

Hinkle named to activity director post at Lee College

Lee College appoints Amy Hinkle as first student activities director effective August 3. A Southwest Texas State University graduate, she earned a BS in recreational administration in 1990 and previously led Seguin city's aquatics and recreation programs. Her duties include organizing intramurals, supervising the student activities room, and coordinating club activities while athletic director Ron Ummel oversees intramurals at other campuses and gymnasiums.

Ted Koppel Vicki Miles- LaGrange Oklahoma Oklahoma City Lena Guerrero Texas Railroad Commission Earl Maxwell San Antonio College Texas Politics Today Lee College Franklin Jones Texas Southern University Tatcho Mindiola Jr University of Houston Amy Hinkle Southwest Texas State University Hinkle City of Dennis Topper Ron Ummel Ummel

Register to Vote As Election Nears

Students may register to vote for the Nov. 3 election with a deadline of Oct. 4. Applications are at Harris County Tax Assessor office 701 W. Baker Rd courthouse annex. Bring name address date of birth and social security number and a driver’s license.

Harris County Tax Assessor's W. Baker Road Baytown Jaycees San Jacinto Mall Tax

Lee College reports fall enrollment drop due to high school restrictions

For the first time in five years, Lee College fall enrollment decreased by 6 percent to 4,259 students, down 273 from last fall. Dr. Jackson Sasser attributes the drop to a state ruling that bars high school students from enrolling in college classes to meet graduation requirements, about 250 admissions were refused.

Lee College Jackson Sasser State Coordinating Board Sasser Tom Sanders Sanders

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